Our Newsletter, the "Congregational Clarion," is published once a month.
The Clarion contains information on many upcoming activities at First Congregational Church. If you would like a copy emailed to you please contact the church office at (801) 487-1357 or contact us by email at firstcongo@qwestoffice.net.
Please click below for an Adobe Acrobat version of the monthly newsletter.
September 2019 Clarion
The Clarion contains information on many upcoming activities at First Congregational Church. If you would like a copy emailed to you please contact the church office at (801) 487-1357 or contact us by email at firstcongo@qwestoffice.net.
Please click below for an Adobe Acrobat version of the monthly newsletter.
September 2019 Clarion
Click below for a copy of the September and October calendars:
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NEWS
Book Club
The Book Club will not be meeting for the next several weeks.
Flu Clinic--September 22nd
Community Nursing Services will be back on Sunday the 22nd from 12:00 to 1:30 to provide flu shots again this year. Please come get your flu shot and bring your friends and family
In case you haven’t seen it ...
Friendship Manor and First Congregational Church are mentioned in the 3rd paragraph of a Salt Lake Tribune news article: http://www.sltrib.com/news/2017/11/15/50-years-later-friendship-manor-remains-a-monument-to-how-faith-groups-can-work-together-to-serve-utahs-elderly/ (or click on the button below)
50 years later, Friendship Manor remains a monument to how faith groups can work together to serve Utah’s elderly. It was a 1961 chat between a Unitarian minister and a Westminster College professor that proved the genesis for Salt Lake City’s Friendship Manor retirement community.
NEWS
Book Club
The Book Club will not be meeting for the next several weeks.
Flu Clinic--September 22nd
Community Nursing Services will be back on Sunday the 22nd from 12:00 to 1:30 to provide flu shots again this year. Please come get your flu shot and bring your friends and family
In case you haven’t seen it ...
Friendship Manor and First Congregational Church are mentioned in the 3rd paragraph of a Salt Lake Tribune news article: http://www.sltrib.com/news/2017/11/15/50-years-later-friendship-manor-remains-a-monument-to-how-faith-groups-can-work-together-to-serve-utahs-elderly/ (or click on the button below)
50 years later, Friendship Manor remains a monument to how faith groups can work together to serve Utah’s elderly. It was a 1961 chat between a Unitarian minister and a Westminster College professor that proved the genesis for Salt Lake City’s Friendship Manor retirement community.